The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-25

4 major said That thoy have had absolute llis-
tioe and impaf tial treatment qnasL !5s -
always beou quick 20 respond 70 ~ pIY II y
I aomands made upon him by thh9
race and any Executive s5iog!a tls s.a
tlat race with 1uet3ee hau AlllSlt LEE
4 The policy that was announced ~ etil;
Nichols and his supporters m 4aft, 4aig
4 1854 would place in the hands Of the eoioEea
TEE BALANCE OF PARTY POWER
sbaolrttsly. It win place the power in thogse
coiured men who have had control 81 t2e
State fourteen years. ! an not Hl4lillk y
try that doubtful experiment.. Geh949 Y. n
maintaining the supremacy OF tne Nalte
race fhrn,I gb the organization Of the Demo-
cratic party" loud cheers, -
| THE speaker contsnded that II was useleHs
/ 81 thS Democrats Den party at the North.
party line and expelled Attain gpu other
eoloTed men Who cast pSnl GId .. ' iessf
1 draw cur lines close enough to pTesefEe tlie
organization Of the party 60 Willte DenlS-
In a ca1apsris6u Of the campaigns Of 1876
and 1878, the speaker said that the only qII-
ference he could see was where Gen: hlghol! !.
atiyice was taken and the party h2d failed b
carry eertain parishes.
in EDeHkirF Of Che arrest Of some eighty
odd citizens Of NatchIt0ches1 J2dlo ard
lothcr parishes Major Burke cited tlit mes
sage Of Gov, Nichols to the General Assem-
! NV r0rlagrlning those men before a jury Of
tbsir -sI11fTTTIs6 could ST on their case,
ID declared them guilty and the response OF
the Legislature concurrent tEsotLtl9H
protesting against such Sctloll &c Lllstl -
ing the Governor to transmit tbs protest u
I the President Of the gnlted states ing
effect Of that was 70 lend % every t.Sl5io2l OF
/ the North urbEnd work for TuEtE1sr t5lItliEl|,
! citation Of the people, God f0Tbla tAsG 1 Vslll
| live long enough to again see = Chief EEFeIt-
( tive condemn his own people before near
! ing OF their case. lLsoud cheers.
H4HHTE- Trarr u
was not commenced six weeks AGO, but i
] was begun IN 1884, and was 5iTst rystaiizeu
! in 1855, IN = combustion 20 invoke thS
! Federal arm to control the local aifAife o!
/ the state One Of the declarations that
! drew Grover Cleveland nearer and nearer q
! me- although ! was strong supporter ana
I worker for him in and before the convention
that nominated hln, was ms rep41lH tl9i u
any sympathy with party dlFloyslty II Lou Lou
/ isianG or elsewhere. The chief aim OF the
| Recommendation OF Gen. Ogden was IuT me
| purpose Of harmOniZlnG and heaIlnE tle on
! ferenCBs in the party. There Wa pan tlleh
| formed TINT NichuIF shond be the Governor
| and that combination not only caused we
dgfeat Of that purpose, but has peTslstent4y
sought to utilize every element OF Ieusfal
| power or patronage they could command 10
! control the State issue before the people.
THE EFFECT OF THE LEyEE POLICY
on the hill parishes was next explained after
which the speaker asked what better policy
could have been devised to reach that speedy
relief which the Constitution looked forward
to- Suppose Gov. McEnery did as Coy
Nichols did respecting q lcyee policy II
Gov. McEnery had remained az paS5iy9 ~
respect to the lpveeg the water wOnIu still be
pouring uYeT the lands and homes OF the
people aud jho hill parishes be ss lar from
| relief aH in lSIG-
As 70 tuS Hy+v(i. u1D' IIL'' 'S!I5tb e,T rNg5
| documentary evidence showing that DOih
AtLuCfy ana N4tiiNI47 5tslI Ii. VI SHtt' ~
BLuon Rlel "il-i !ls il4eT Sfe ~ HE
| Oh INC nhtf IN q Sal4' - GuIIIu1to1 VA
FpeuA'I sllN I'M aH tp, eS ~ vas tVICI
"n oAl Hl'el"'' jill WIZ Lla' -, ''- l'l,t W ID
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'vrtod BOY ting IE"L9e by inI l4rEesi IE ,.
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Hiptt IL nstlll.N s. "tNolIg one oi '1' iIigS
. lu Tie eGiTg h"Hth; ihdl Il mas li"4" NM
] gloru1E luluF' beI"IF IT, huu III IA.LEth-
| chu!Cr l"T Governor At Lar btlNcltu ID H1u lt
I u. MgLHefN man. HE0"e en- IE1' aD'i
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OF Caddo, was next introduced. lie aelE-
| cred an address winch consumed hall an
hour ami treated al the Issues OF the pres
eut canvass
IL speaking Of Gov. hcEneTy, vino was
mainly one Of the causes lot his defeat Tor
Congress-, the Colonel said that lie had 10
fault to find sg%!ust nun as 4 Governor lie
had been watching the Governors course
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